SEO is also important because it helps you find customers you don't already know. In other words, let's assume a person in your city has a clogged drain. In most cases, your customer won't search for a particular business name to find them, and they definitely won't open a phone book. Instead, 84% of your customers will do a local search in Google or Bing, and their search will look something like this:

Now, we focus on the code optimizations. This includes URLs with city and service targets, H1 and H2 header data, keyword-laced alt descriptions for images, Schema markups on each relevant page, sitemap creations and submission, and generating a Robots.txt file for your site.

Once these things are done, Google, Bing, and Yahoo understand how your site is configured, and what you're trying to accomplish.

To help prove to Google that your company is doing that, we use a special tool downloaded to each of your technician's cell phone. This tool allows your tech to check in on the site (and indicate their activity on a map), and when they're done with the job, they can request a review by your customer that can be left on any number of outlets like Google, Facebook, and Yelp. These reviews also show up online, so that future customers can see what people say about your company. Getting a quality review has never been easier.

If that's not impressive enough, most of our companies appreciate the fact that this helps them monitor their technicians in the field. It gives the manager or owner a more transparent look into their company, and find ways to improve various aspects of their service.

On top of that, we collect your customer's names into a database, so we can create custom email campaigns to them in the future.